Diy tomato planter

Build your own tomato cage planters with free plans from Ana White! Built using cedar fence pickets, this is an inexpensive and easy build to help you grow tomatoes this summer.

Your plants don't have to be in the ground to flourish. This season, try hanging your outdoor plants—whether they are flowers, herbs or even some vegetables. Here are 15 creative ways to hang a plant outdoors.

This clever upside down tomato growing trick provides abundant harvests, weed free gardening and reduces the chance of disease. Here's how to do it.

The Benefits of Growing Upside Down Tomatoes Upside-down tomato gardening is not just a creative way to utilize space, but it also comes with a host of benefits that enhance the gardening experience. Here’s why you should consider this method for growing tomatoes: Space Efficiency: Ideal for urban gardeners, upside-down…

One of my favourite things about summer is planting a vegetable garden! It's far from perfect, but it works for us. Some vegetable gardens are big, and some are small, and some people still manage to grow vegetables on nothing but a balcony. Whatever your space situation is, this list of 15 unusual vegetable garden ideas has you covered and will get your creative juices flowing. Vertical Vegetable Garden If you live in the city, you know that sometimes land comes at a premium. So if you are…

Want to grow healthy, beautiful tomatoes in a small space? Growing tomatoes in containers is the answer! Learn the best way to grow tomatoes in pots.

Make your own upside down hanging tomato planter for limited growing space * have a wonderful healthy supply of fresh tomatoes and herbs!

While some people grow determinate tomatoes so that they don’t have to worry about a trellis, anyone who wants to grow an indeterminate variety is going

This design is from cheapvegetablegardener.com, see here for details. I have no idea if it will work well, but it was pretty fun to make! I made some minor modifications to the original design, including a better support system (with a bamboo chopstick and venetian blinds cord!) and hot glue basically everywhere to keep the thing stable. See the notes for more details.

I love to grow my own tomatoes because my family and I eat a lot of them! I try my best to work in a little lycopene wherever I can in my own dinner and lunch recipes. If you are short on garden space, or just want to add a little greenery somewhere else, try to grow your own upside down tomatoes today.